Timucua - English
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pipino*cucumber*pepinoBorrowed
piqepikefit intoAppears twice, both times with negative -ti before the verb eche 'enter', apparently to describe something that will not fit into an area.Tentative
piqipikienvyenvidiaAnoco napiqita ystico cumelesibicho?Have you envied another, wishing him ill?As tenido embidia de alguno desseando le mal?Pareja 1612a:f141 5.1Ano napiqino muenomano hachaquenino masino?What is envy?Que cosa es embidia?Pareja 1612a:f153 1.1Confident
pirapira1be insufficientConfident2be left oversobrar3exceedcomp.piraquahunger-quavpiratimocomp.piratimobe great, excessiveAcunaqua yuque ponama processiõ puenamano, aquitasiqe cume nuyachiqelete amuna echenomate, nayochiqeleqe, nia salenomano osococo piratimota, ebelecamimonima, After these came another procession of virgins, all dressed in white, and more beautiful, Acu Diosimano, valunuma nohota, chocorinoco nohoniqe, nainoniqitimotema, inonecocoletantilahacu osopiratima, na anoquentala. and I see that God gives me health and strength to work, and thus although I seem to work less, I earn more.pirasoder.pirasoforgive (with mucu)
piraquapirakʷa1desire excessively, do excessively, do in vain Namaruamima Etauisono napiraqua nomaThe fifth (deadly sin) is excessive desire to eatM. They are: Arrogance, or as others say, vainglory; greed, lust, envy, gluttony, anger and sloth.2hungerhambreAlways after the word hono 'food'. So probably 'hungry for food', but possibly 'wanting/lacking/needing food'. The 'need/lack' reading may relate this verb to the verb pira 'be insufficient'.comp. ofpirabe insufficient-qua-qua
piratimopiratimobe great, excessiveAcunaqua yuque ponama processiõ puenamano, aquitasiqe cume nuyachiqelete amuna echenomate, nayochiqeleqe, nia salenomano osococo piratimota, ebelecamimonima, After these came another procession of virgins, all dressed in white, and more beautiful, Acu Diosimano, valunuma nohota, chocorinoco nohoniqe, nainoniqitimotema, inonecocoletantilahacu osopiratima, na anoquentala. and I see that God gives me health and strength to work, and thus although I seem to work less, I earn more.This word is used in the formation of comparatives, usually in combination with the word oso 'more, much'.comp. ofpirabe insufficient-timopart of several verbs, meaning unclear (perhaps full of, characterized by)?pira
piripiripiripiri1belittling, mockinghaziendo burlaYtimi ysomiquene hebuateco nanibibota nipita piripiri mososi buota mosobicho? Have you repeated the words they [your mother and father] say with shakes of the tongue in order to mock?As le repetido las palabras que dizen con meneos de lengua haziendo burla?Conf, f1 2:1Qiena ocotopueno ano eyo naisisota yquitimosota hebuateco nipita piri piri mosota nanibibuota quosonoma lahacu intele nimaqere ytimico ysomico queninibama, ysisota iquitimosonomanoqere na inibitila naqua quosatiquani?Si dezir mal de otro o offenderle o hazer de burla es peccado: quanto mayor lo será hazer burla y escarnio de los padres, que nos engendraron y sustentaron pagandoles mal tan buenas obras no lo hagas mas.Conf, f1 1:1Probable2mockinglypiri piri
piriquipirikʷirib?Appears once in the phrase yabi piriqui, apparently referring to Adam's rib.Hapax Legomenon
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